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OhmConnect used the Environmental Protection’s Agency‘s 2022 rankings to identify the metropolitan areas with the greatest number of Energy Star-certified buildings.

The way Americans save for retirement is changing with every decade that passes. To illustrate the evolution of American retirement savings accounts, Guideline compiled a timeline on the evolution of the 401(k).

Gigacalculator compiled a list of important events throughout the history of the modern calculator using historical and news sources.

Jerry analyzes and explains how rising costs compare in the car and home markets in the last five years.

Experian analyzed data from account holders across the country to find out how each generation uses credit cards.

As vehicle prices hover at historic highs, Experian looked at how differences in the number of auto loans and payment delays vary across generations.

Stacker compiled data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to discover which industries increased job openings the most in the last year.

Angi analyzed data from Zonda Media’s Remodeling 2022 Cost vs. Value Report to look for some of the best values in home remodeling.

Stacker compiled 10 technologies that people have used to send money through history, from the earliest checks to peer-to-peer cash apps.

Since opening between 1636 and 1865, several of the eight prestigious Ivy League schools have been renamed. College Ave examined historical documents and timelines of the Ivy League universities to compile a list of their original names when they were founded.

eSpark looked at how computer usage in schools has changed since 2009 using data from the National Center for Education Statistics.

PennyWorks compiled 10 statistics about the history of digital assets using research from CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, and PitchBook.

Get It Made used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find the median hourly wage of manufacturing workers in every state across the U.S.

Workspaces and office environments in the U.S. have changed drastically over generations. Firmspace compiled information about the history and trends in workplace culture and real estate from experts and news sources.

Stacker asked an economist why layoffs are at record lows, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey.

Pyn compiled a list of icebreaker games that can be done virtually—along with instructions on how to play them—from sources across the web.

New Jersey Real Estate Network collected U.S. Census Bureau data to understand which metro regions have the most old homes, which include houses built in 1949 or earlier.

This Giving Assistant analysis of U.S. Census data shows which industries have experienced the highest growth in online sales.

Using data from the U.S. Department of Education, EDsmart examined how much the Ivy League endowments have grown over 20 years.

Stacker outlined 30 consequential milestones unions achieved and the circumstances that made those victories worth fighting for.

Stacker examined foreclosure filing activity compiled by ATTOM Data for July 2022, the latest month for which the data was available.

To find out where Americans bought the most vehicles over the last five years, Experian looked at the number of auto loans nationwide.

Americans owed an astounding $1.58 trillion in student loan debt at the end of 2021. Stacker looks at the situation state-by-state.

Stacker used data from the Office of Federal Financial Aid and other sources to show what $10,000 of loan forgiveness could mean for 45 million borrowers.

Routific compiled data from company and market reports to tell the story of how COVID-19 spurred growth across the food delivery market.